The Epoch Times: "A Fresh Look at Our Changing World"
For years, American investors have been transferring wealth from the United States to Chinese companies tied to the Chinese regime. It's a problem that has been overlooked for more than a decade. How did it all start?
And what is the significance of President Biden's recent ban on 59 Chinese defense and tech firms?
The COVID-19 lab leak theory—once widely labeled as a "conspiracy theory"—is now back at the forefront of national discussion.
After growing calls to investigate the virus's origins, on May 26, President Joe Biden issued a statement saying the U.S. intelligence community is divided on whether the virus emerged from a natural source or a lab accident.
The Republican Governors Association (RGA) said in a statement to The Epoch Times following Hobbs’s announcement that voting Arizonans will be able to see through “Hobbs’ phony talk” and grasp the “radical liberal” views she truly represents.
“Running for governor is nothing like Katie Hobbs’s softball MSNBC interviews,” said RGA spokesman Will Reinert. “Arizonans reelected Gov. Ducey for his responsible vision for the state and his ability to keep the economy roaring, and they are going to select another Republican in 2022 to continue what he started.”
In this Live Q&A with the Epoch Times' National Editor Ivan Pentchoukov, we discuss vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, and our new documentary "DeSantis: Florida vs. Lockdowns."
A company with ties to the Chinese Communist Party owns 130,000 acres of land in Texas—right next to America’s largest air force pilot training base.
The CEO of the company, Sun Guangxin, is a former officer in China’s People’s Liberation Army and one of the largest landowners in China’s Xinjiang province. And the land, purchased to build wind farms, actually sees little wind.
“When I started to think about what the Middle East looked like from Beijing, the place suddenly looked very different.”
The Chinese Communist Party is seeking to, step by step, dominate the Middle East, says Hudson Institute senior fellow Michael Doran—from building ports in strategic locations to expanding its naval presence in the region.
“They’re positioning themselves to be able to threaten the two major choke points for energy in the region,” Doran says. And they’re building a strategic alliance with Iran.
In this episode, we sit down with Rep. Hice to discuss what he sees as some of the biggest challenges facing America today from cancel culture to election integrity to the border crisis.
The new commission to investigate the events of Jan. 6 will be “one-sided” and ultimately a “witch hunt” against Trump supporters and conservatives, argues Rep. Jody Hice (R-Ga.)
In schools across America, “diversity, equity, and inclusion” initiatives are on the rise. At top-ranked high schools, merit-based, race-blind admissions exams are being overhauled and replaced with lottery systems. And kids are being taught critical race theory-based lessons about race and oppression in America.
What is really going on in schools across America? And what can concerned parents do?
In this episode, we sit down with Asra Nomani, vice president of Parents Defending Education and a former Wall Street Journal reporter.
“Stay-at-home.” “Distance learning.” “Essential travel only.” For the last year, widespread restrictions on human activity have become the norm.
But now the data is clear: lockdowns not only had devastating effects on much of society, but they also failed to protect the most vulnerable, says former White House COVID advisor Dr. Scott Atlas. “There's a big reason why lockdowns were never recommended in prior pandemics.”
“Our profession today is unrecognizable,” says award-winning journalist Lara Logan. A former correspondent for CBS’ “60 Minutes” and now host of Fox Nation’s “Lara Logan Has No Agenda,” she’s been at the frontlines for years reporting on war zones, gang warfare, Benghazi, and beyond.
And she’s seen the transformation of media from what it was meant to be, with many journalists blurring the lines between fact and opinion.
In Hong Kong, pro-democracy activists are being rounded up, journalists are being attacked, and the election system has been gutted.
As the Chinese Communist Party continues to strip away Hong Kong’s freedoms, many are choosing exile.
But not Emily Lau.
Last year, Congressman Eric Swalwell’s ties to the suspected Chinese spy Fang Fang brought Chinese espionage to the forefront of national discussion. But that was just the tip of the iceberg.
And beyond espionage, the Chinese Communist Party has become increasingly belligerent globally—from fueling riots in America to encroaching in Nepali territory to celebrating COVID deaths in India. What is the Chinese leadership hoping to achieve, and why do they believe—according to Chang—that they are running out of time?
In the 1960s, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn secretly penned “The Gulag Archipelago,” an indictment of the Soviet system that was so profound and damning that it became a key catalyst for the downfall of Soviet communism.
Solzhenitsyn saw the evils of communism with stark clarity. But after he was exiled and moved to the United States, he would shock the world with his critique of the West, specifically the excessive freedoms he witnessed and the “abyss of human decadence.”
Last year, Congressman Eric Swalwell’s ties to the suspected Chinese spy Fang Fang brought Chinese espionage to the forefront of national discussion. But that was just the tip of the iceberg.
And beyond espionage, the Chinese Communist Party has become increasingly belligerent globally—from fueling riots in America to encroaching in Nepali territory to celebrating COVID deaths in India. What is the Chinese leadership hoping to achieve, and why do they believe—according to Chang—that they are running out of time?
The #MeToo movement exposed long-hidden abuses by powerful individuals in Hollywood and beyond, and brought sexual violence to the forefront of national discussion.
But there was also another side of #MeToo, a movement that, at its height, encouraged people to “believe all women”—regardless of the merits of their accusations.
The police department in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday released body camera footage after a 27-year-old man was shot and killed during a shootout inside a hospital on Tuesday.
According to a news release from the department, shows Columbus and Westerville officers attempting to search Miles Jackson in a hospital room at Mount Carmel St. Ann’s Hospital in Westerville, a suburb of Columbus.
Over in Orange County, health officials have announced that they will be piloting a new vaccine passport program.
Our printing facility was attacked once again — this time by masked men wielding sledgehammers.
On March 10, 2020, Mary Daniel went to visit her husband at the Rosecastle Assisted Living and Memory Care facility like she did every evening after work. Eight years ago, he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
What Daniel did not realize was the next day she’d be told she could not come back. She, like thousands of other Americans, could no longer visit her loved one because of lockdown measures.
“The days turned into weeks and the weeks turned into months,” Daniel said. “My fear was that… I was going to miss that window of opportunity where he knew me and knew our love.”